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November 16, 1984 - Image 55

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1984-11-16

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, November 16, 1984 55

"Where the Gypsies play"

RED DEVIL

NOTEBOOK

Times change. During the years
of Jewish mass immigration no
one in the. United States would
have dreamed of suggesting that
Yiddish should be included in the
curriculum of the American'
school system.
Immigrant Jewish. parents who
wanted their children to learn
Yiddish, or study Jewish culture
and history, sent the children to
Jewish afternoon schools main-
tained by the Workmen's Circle
and other groups of Jewish im-
migrants. They — and everybody ,
else in the country — looked upon
the public elementary and high
scnoots as iriatitutions for edifcat-
ing children in English only, the
language of the country.

Today, more than $150 million
in federal, state and municipal al-
locations are being spent an-
nually to meet the special educa-
tional needs of linguistically
different children in the nation. It
is estimated that more than
300,000 children are participat-
ing in the bilingual/bicultural
programs in more than 65 lan-
guages and dialects % primarily
in the Spanish language, but also
in Japanese, Korean, Russian,
Armenian, French, Italian, Greek
and other languages. The biling-
ual bicultural centers for teachers
have libraries and extensive col-
lections of materials for bilingual
programs.
There is a sharp division of
opinion among legislators,
educators and civil. rights ac-
tivists with regard to-curricula. in
Spanish, in addition to English, in
the public school system. Many
believe that children of immig-
rant families should be taught in
English only, so that they can
master the English language ear-
lier and bring it into their homes,
thus enabling their parents to be-
come Americanized in shorter
time. Others insist that bilingual
education of children of immig-
rants would help the children in
maintaining their native lan-
guage, their ethnic culture, and
also advance their general educa-
tion.
There are about 20 million His-
panics in the U.S. today and they
constitute nearly seven percent of
America's population.

• OPEN 7 DAYS • LUNCHES • DINNERS • BANQUETS • COCKTAILS

Distinctive Dining at- Reasonable Prices

Daily Seafood Specials

You Know That . .

OP

OP

Mon.-Thurs.
11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.
11 a.m.-11 p.m.

ALL CREDIT CARDS HONORED

DAILY SPECIALS • FAST TAKE-OUT SERVICE

Valet
Parking
Fri. & Sat.



290 N. WOODWARD
In The

treat American
Insurance Bldg.

OPEN 7 DAYS — MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6:30 a.m.-9 p.m.
SATURDAY 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
SUNDAY 8 a.m.-9 p.m.

BREAKFAST SPECIALS SERVED ALL DAYI

ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF 20 CENTS AFTER REGULAR HOURS

• Weddings
• Birthdays
• Sweet 16's

WE ALSO FEATURE DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS

10%

280-0050

Royal Oak

Will Cater To Your Every Need

Our Specialties Include:

• Birthdays
• Weddings

• Bat Mitzvahs
• Company Parties

Limousine Service Available

For More Information

Cali

851 -2990

Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

And Ask for Tish

SNARE

COOD T
ASTE "

DEISH PIZZA
SINCE 190's
4

DAILY LUNCH SP

S 00

FF

ECIALS

my LARGE PIZZA

when You Present
this ad

max r•r u gua
Discount

NOt good with other dtscounts

major credit cards accepted

I

3

17125 Conant (corner 6
Mile, Detroit) 892-9001



2 FOR 11

31646 Northwestern Hwy.
(corner of Middlebelt,
Farmington Hills) 855-4600,
33605 Plymouth Road
(west of Farmington Rd.,
Livonia) 261-3550

• 8100 Old 13 Mile (corner Van

Dyke, Warren) 574-9200
• 14156 E. 12 Mile (east of
Schoenherr, Warren)
777-3400 (carry out only)
This offer expires Nov. 22, 1984

I
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With This Coupon . . . After 4 p.m.

111 Good 7 Days A Week . . . Dine In Only—No Carry Out

BROILED WHITEFISH w/Pot.
I • SHISH KEBOB w/Rice & Gravy
1 •LONDON BROIL

Of Farmington Hills

• Bar Mitzvahs
• Reunions

OFF-SENIOR CITIZENS AFTER 4 p.m.

I COUPON I

LOOKING FOR A
SPECIAL PLACE

TO HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY?

540-7940

PHOENIX

and Onion Rings
But Did You Also Know That . .
TAPPEROONEY'S Has Great
BANQUET FACILITIES?

1824 West 14 Mile (at Crooks)

Reservations Suggested

FAMILY RESTAURANT
23041 COOLIDGE N. OF 9 MILE RD. • OAK PARK • 542-2799

Has- The Wu! id's De bt- Riim

• Bar Mitzvahs
• Bat Mitzvahs
• Showers

Piano Music
Wed. Thni Sat.

4694

Major Credit
Cards
Accepted

-

All Major Credi Cards Acceptea
Closed Monday

For lunch or dinner, Georgio's features specially prepared appetizers, exotic
salads, gourmet entrees, fine wines and liquors and exceptional desserts.

•VEAL DISHES • PIZZA • PASTA • STEAK • ANTIPASTO
• SEAFOOD • CHOPS • AND MORE

The only - Jewish immigrant
children in the U.S. today who
need bilingual education are the
children of the approximately
70,000 Jews from the Soviet
Union who reached this country
since 1970. They were brought up
in the Russian language.
For these children there are
bilingual courses of Jewish con-
tent in a number of public schools,
especially in New York where al-
most a half of the newcomers set-
tled.

There is a textbook, The World
Around Us, with material in
English parallel to Russian pub-
lished with funds provided under
the Elementary and Secondary
Education Act. It seeks to fulfill
the need in programs and mate-
rials that provide a cultural
change in general American and
Jewish directions for Jewish im-
migrant children from Russia.

• Gypsy Orchestra • Cocktails

Fine Food Since 1933
5 minutes from downtown •
On 1-75 freeway at exit 45 • 1001 Springwells Ave.

Specializing in

HIGHLY RATED BY DETROIT'S LEADING NEWSPAPERS
VOTED DETROIT'S BEST ROUND PIZZA

OPEN
SUNDAYS
12 NOON

"Like no other restaurant in America"

I LIGHTED PARKING WITH ATTENDANT

BY BORIS SMOLAR
Special to The Jewish News

Lunch & Dinner
Detroit's World Famous

HUNGARIAN VILLAGE

Italian-American Restaurant
15837 FENKELL, 1 BLK. E. OF GREENFIELD
273-8844

Bilingual studies
for Soviet Jews

For Information
and Reservations
Phone: 843-5611

Senior Citizens
LUNCH SPECIALS

Valet Parking
Available

U

1

1

w/Moshroom Gravy, Pot. & Veg.

•SHRIMP IN THE BASKET

w/French Fries

•SPINACH PIE

$695
FOR
TWO!

w/Rice

JN

ALL ABOVE ALSO INCLUDE: SALAD OR COLE SLAW, BREAD & BUTTER

IRVING'S

559-1380

EVERY WEEK A NEW
BREAKFAST SPECIAL

DINNER SPECIAL NOV. 16 THRU NOV. 22

BREAST OF VEAL

We Cut Our Own Meat!

INCLUDES: SOUP OR SALAD, POT. OR
VEG. AND BREAD BASKET

$4

48
No

Carry-Out

HOLIDAY TRAY ORDERS
NOW BEING TAKEN

INCLUDES:

• 6 MEATS • CHEESES
• COLE SLAW • POTATO SALAD
• RELISHES • MUSTARD
• RYE BREAD
READY TO SERVE!

$4 25
Per

Pers.

Minimum,10



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